Good morning everybody, hope being well. It is Stephen Molyd you from the Free Domain Radio.

And we are going to answer some questions from the listeners. And it is the 5th of February 2024.

Well, that's a note to make you burp.

All right, let's get to these questions.

What do you think of First Amendment auditors, people who film in public areas of government facilities

like police stations and post offices?

I've been enjoying.

You're a novel the present a lot in

thinking how long in my small town it will take

for the government's authority

to be ignored by the majority.

No, I don't think it would be ignored, but.

So First Amendment auditors, there's a very interesting aspect of the

modern world that is playing out across the West. You can see it in the States, because you're talking

First Amendment, we talk about the U.S. right? You can see it's playing out across the state.

So if you look at the complexity of the criminal system, it's really, really wild, you know, just how it's incredibly

complex. If you have watched sort of courtroom dramas, you know the rules of evidence and

procedure and objection and it's really wildly complex.

And that complexity could only develop in a society where crime was very much the exception, where criminals

were extraordinarily rare as a whole.

And you can listen to my presentation the truth about the

Wild West for more on this but their crime was extremely rare. Now because crime

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